Lobbying return by Limerick Chamber
Economic Development and Industry1) Highlight need to review Living Cities Initiative with Dept Finance::2) Share Limerick Chamber perspective on regional priorities for business
Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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1) Highlight need to review Living Cities Initiative with Dept Finance::2) Share Limerick Chamber perspective on regional priorities for business
Change of legislation
Set out risks of OECD tax reform
funding for Dublin Zoo and Fota Wildlife Park
To highlight the Society's concerns, and those of legal professions across Europe, that elements of the proposed AML package will interfere with the independence of lawyers and, in turn, their vital role in safeguarding the rule of law
To outline why excise tax should not be placed on vaping products ahead of the Budget announcement.
To exchange views on European and US economy, economic growth and jobs creation
To inform members of the steps being taken through the Show Me ID - Be Age OK responsible retailing programme to ensure that retail staff are trained and equipped to prevent the sale of age restricted products to under 18s.
Seeking an extension of the Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme (EWSS)::Seeking an extension to the waiver on Local Authority rates::Seeking a commitment by Government to retain the 9% rate of tourism VAT until after 2025::Seeking additional banking and liquidity measures to assist…
Meeting in relation to Finance Bill
To raise awareness of practical issues that could arise from the proposed amendments to the tax appeals legislation considered by the inter-departmental Tax Strategy Group (TSG).
That Budget 2022 would include SVP recommendations in regard to income adequacy, education, housing and homelessness and energy poverty, improving the supports and services for people on low incomes in Ireland.
To share industry insight on the market changes underway in the Irish financial services sector and to highlight the impact of current remuneration restrictions.
Published name "Bank of Ireland Group plc" equals CRO name "BANK OF IRELAND GROUP PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY" (CRO 593672) after normalising legal forms such as Ltd = Limited. No other CRO company has this name. Names can be shared, so compare the address and dates on the CRO record.
To seek increased tracking of ringfenced greyhound industry funding for welfare measures in Budget 2022.
To update the Minister on Coca-Cola’s investments in Ireland; to understand upcoming changes in the international regulatory landscape; to provide an understanding of the global Coca-Cola system model.